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DR NJ: HILTON wIILIAMs-275 NORTH
Co.'S Express Officcl. specialty-diseases OF
the head, throat and chest, together with the
eye, ear and heart Office hours from $3.50
A. M to d n25tf
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nIVORCE AND CRIMINAL LAW a
lJgpecialty; advice free. w. w. H0L-
COMB, Attorney, over University Bank
yoorns 4 and g. n3O-tf
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HENRY GALLOWAY, Attorney st-LaW.
CHAs. W, CHASE,
GALLOWAY & CHASE, EXAMINERS OF
U Titles and Conveyancers, Room 4, Allen
Block Los Angeles, Gel. d5t
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NJ RS. DR.. Q E. SMITH (FORMERLY MRS.
wi Bourcev has removed her residence
i45 BelIyue avenue, near Montreal street
and will max" specially of midwifery.
modaied 81 her house. Orders promptly at
Tended TO dee15
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r MILLS BoAL, NJ D.-39 NORTH
d. Spring street lover Peoples Store
Hours-l0 to IL, TO 3, @ to 1880. Residence
Telenhone No. 1875 n2a-H
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s-pLUs ANGELES CHAP1 ER No. 81,
5~&S r A. M.-Stated eonvocat ons on
the second Monday of each month at 1880
p. NJ. at Masonic Hail, spri G street. So
journino companions IN good sanding are
traternally invited. By order of
G. E. MCCLELLAN. I'll.
~ 7 CJnny eerret4rV
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MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE SITES
FROM TO 10 MINUTES WALK FROM
THE COURT HOUSE; CLOSE TO TEMPLE
ST. AND SECOND ST. CABLE ROADS;
FINE VIEW AND HEALTHY LOCALITY
TITLES PERFECT; TERMS VERY LIB
ERAL
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ACULIST AND AURIST, LATE RESIDENT
" Physician of the Eye and Ear Hospital
Worth street, New York. At 4518 North
Spring street. HO,lrs-9 A. N. to 4 P. H., and
To q p NJ d9f
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ARCHITECTS,

G. LUTtiENS--A Y G HITECT I, MAN
streets. dc2Uu
ID. or, room 10, Phillips Block, Main St
Residence. West Washington street, Los An
geles, California Twenty-Five years expert
encc. DAFT
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NLTZABETH A. FOLLANsBEE, NJ. D.
" Office and residence 240 South Fort
street ONCE hours-8 TO 10 A. M. and to
p NJ ulO
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4 COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR OHIO
u Illinois, Wisconsin, Mich gan, Kansas
and Oregon. E. P. Sutherland, attorney-at
law and Examiner of titles. Room 16, HER
AID Block, upstairs, Los Ang les. DECEIT
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IL women q speciality. Rectal diseases
treated by the Rrinkerkof Painless sys-
TEN. Hours-9 A. II. to 4 P. NJ. Offices
Corner of Spring and Second streets, Hol-
enbeck Block. d5-tf
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e@ORANGE COUNCIL, No &c, l. O. o. f.,
F~F meets every Wednesday evening OF
,ach week at 1880 O'Clock in Good Temp1ars
Hall. Visiting members are cordially in
vited. r. W. READY, N. G.
I z EIfRRIsH u
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-23

nR. J. H. DAVISSON-OFFICE, 3219
IL South Spring street. Telephone 592,
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F@sIGNET CHAPTER, NO. 81, r. A. NJ
s~S Meets stately on the first Thursday
# each month, at 7;15 p. H., at Masonic
Hall, Mcdonald Block. Sojourning com
nanions in good standing cordially invited
II. MARTIN, II. p.
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SeCiETx NOTICES.

s~rTRl COLOR LODGE, No. sc, K. OF p,
ssS meets every Friday evening in Ply
THIN Castle, "a Spring street. SOjeurnine
Knights invited ii. T. PAYNE, G. G.
Isaac 5. SMITH. X. of r. and s.
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%L0S ANGELES LODGE, No. 1925 K.
NE of Irregular meetings are held
every Wednesday evening at old Masonic
Hall, Spring street. Visiting brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
II. C. AUSTIN, Dictator.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-23

~ L. CLACIUs, NJ. D.--PHYSICIAN AND
". surgeon. Office rs North Spring
street, rooms II and is. Hours from A. M.
to 2P NJ. Speciality skin and sexual dis
eases aud chronic diseases in general. d7-ti
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- Los ANGRT,Fs COUNCIL, No. IL
Royal and Select Masters, F. aud A.
NJ, holds its stated assemblies on the fourth
Monday of each month at Masonic Hall at
| 1902. NJ. Soiourning companions i'll good
standing are fraternally invIted to attend.
BY order OF the TIL. ILL.,.
T. t. g BELL Recorder
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SasHCRnH.asRs.

bIk A.. &c DE CAiLiIOL, ACCOUCHEUR
! J and Surgeon. Oifiee and residence 207
temple street, When desired, lady patients
arc boarded during treatment of diseases
peculiar to their sex. d3tf
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JULIA +. BUTTON, HOMGOPATHISr.
y California Bank Building, corner Sec
on d and Fort streets. Take elevator.
Diseases of la0ies and children special
~. Hours, 10 to 4. Rooms At and As. d2ti
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W0ST EI1PATffISTS.

ISAAC FELLOWS, M. D.,-HOMEOPATH-
| list. Once Hours-f1 TO IL A: NJ. to 3
P. NJ, Ofice-Eos. 2 and 5 Odd Fellows
Building. Los Angeles. Cal. Residence.
mo Gnrrt1 Main etrnnt doN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25
Iu Defense of COIwel,.


Coatesville special to the Philsdelp phis
Press says that Henry f. Hopkins, a colored
man, WAS offered $20O II he could say that
Tom Colwell was at Name Toogood's on Q
certain Sunday night and took bath there.
BERTHE Pennington, the cclored glrl who
was reported to have loaned Coli we'll q re.
volver, when interviewed, said "The first
heard OF Colwell being suspected OF being
implicated in the Sharplsss murder v az about
year ago. Joseph EdsoD. OF Christiana, q
cousin OF mine, came to me in Coatssville
and told me he had something to
tell me. lie then asked me II | ever
loaned Colwell revolver. said
no. He then told me John Garner, OF
Christisnis, told him he would give US
$500, to be equally divided bet ween W, II he
could get me to swear had loaned Colwell
arevolver. He then added "what is the
difference whether you loaned him one
or not? Swear you did and We will get
the money ! said could not swear to such
q statement, and asked him why he wished
me to do 40. He told me that Garner
suspected Colwell OF being the murderer
OF Sharpless, and said II would swear Tom
had my revolver it would be an important
link in convicting him. About two weeks
after that Garner and Lancaster detective
named BarnhOlt called on me- Barnbolt
told me II would swear Cplwell bad my
revolver would not lose any thing told
him It was not true and could not"
Henry Blackston, Q barber OF Coa.esville,
says that Colwell was at his place on the eve
ming OF the murder until after I o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25
Dessh Of Martin y. sepsensg,

Martin NJ sensenig, merchant Of Good Vile
died last evening Of lock jaw, caused by in
juries received BY fall about two weeks ago
Deceased was member Of the firm OF Ser .
ssnig Brothers martin NJ, Michael NJ, and
Peter N. Ssnsenig) who have two large stores
in Goodvills this county, one devoted TO
hardware and the other to dry goods and
groceries He WAS son of Michael Sensenje,
or, and brother OF Prof. David NJ. Sensenig
Of the Weet Chester State Normal school. He
leaves . wife and thirteen children. His wife
was . sistor OF Levi SenseniR, the we'll known
politician, and of Mira samuel y. Martin, Il
the Leopard hotel, this city.
Deceased was business man OF more than
ordinary ability, and was highly esteemed In
the community In which he lived. he was
Mennonite and bis remains will be Inferred
In the Mennonite burial ground at Weaver.
land. His burial will take place on wednes
day morning at half past nine O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25
Lively Times for Railroads.

Another freight car famine is rapidly de-
veloping. The demand for freight cars has
increased 30 rapidly within the past week
that the different roads centering in Pittsburg
have been taxed beyond their capacity. Not
In the history Of the Pan Handle railroad has
there ever before been such . demand for
box, stock and gondola cars. This demand
is taken a. an index of the immense business
being transacted at present throughout the
country.
The PennsylvaDia company had requisi.
tioDs yesterday for leo more cars west OF
Pittsburg than they could furnish.
The demand along the line of the Baltimore
n Ohio railroad aud its branches Is also
increasing daily.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25
m I'm . rOLsos OOUsss.
a Few rsopis Whe Hsvs nessos Tsnsssa n
the law.

q Few People who Hsss Beseos Tsnelsa n
the Law.
The casss Of assault and surety Of the peace
preferred against Susan Lu'z before Alder
man barr, have bsen Withdrawn GU payment
OF costa
Saturday evening was the time set for the
hearing, before Alderman A. r. Donneily
OF Wesley Stapleford, ON the charges of %
sault and battery on Henry sherman and
drunk and disorderly conduct When Sta.
pleiord came to the hearing he was under
the influence Of liquor aud wanted 70 take
possession OF the office He abused the alder.
man, the witnt sses and everyone within hrs
reach, 80 the alderman disposed of him by
committing hiui to jail for 10 days. The
aaaault and battery case wss held under I'd.
visement
John A. Drummer, painter, having be-
come drunk and disorderly on Saturday
evening, walked up to Thaddeus Fauik and
Emanuel Andrews who were standing near
the Globe hotel, aud assaulted them. This
morning he was arrested aud held In tioO
bail for . hearing before Alderman Nc.
Conomy.
John Brudsr, who was with John Brim.
mer on Saturday evening, Is alleged to have
struck . man with chair. He was locked
up this morning for hearing before Alder
i man McConomy.
Sunday evening two young men named
Binkley and Jennings who reside in Bird
In Hand, created . great deal OF excitement
on East King street. out which they drove
at dangerous rate of speed. Othcer Lewar,
hailed them and told them 70 stop, but they
refused. They broke . wheel just beyond
Plum street and we're afterwards arrested OF
charges OF violating the city ordinance snC
disorderly conduct They settled the case
this morning before Alderman A. +. Don
nelly by paying fine and all costa
Aaron Bucbtsr, about l3 years OF age, ha
been held by Alderman Barr to answer tn,
charge Of assault and battery. Mrs Kat,
Grsefi alleges that the accused committed th,
, ofiense upon her son Clayton.
, Louisa Smith was held before squire Gray
(. bill, OF Petersburg, this morning, on tn,
l charge of open lewdness She WAS committe,
i for trial nj court
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NBW YOR1, July 8-1lour market dull |;
Pine. g io0, %; supsrnns. q 6s0s Is !;
fame fancy extra ,s4n Western q sc O common TO
wheat-NO. ke1 etstS. a{p9lc; No. 3 DO
ss,.o; No. 1sa; Winter; Aug: 7.c: sept.
Corn-ko. mixoo cash, l6kc do Aug. alI.c ;
SEPT Ae1.c; reoeipts. 1890; shipments.
y. 0stsINo. white stats. 5000; No. . Do
Ssc gs. NO; Is, ni!ed. Aug. s1sc tspt, SOhc /;
rsSSeipS, w ~ shiplnents. none.
yy,ex ~ S9n Wsstsrn. sa0oSc state, 67kOsoe
sors rs aHli, En, q cla ,mess. a: ss9ls IS.
,,n olr.Sss Nominal = iss ior % boiling stock
EutRenune easy st 3lk6nkc,
k0oin dull str :. ned To so.Ssi. m On, oa
s'SS,o rSssS'sa% 1nii Anu G,sans1. IN S..s:,.59.
Butter drm W,H.s4n Crasmerv. iS]Su.
Cheese quiet W6s'ern Flat, it0i6c a,a,o
Factory. " 40i@<c; Fancy White. 100 .Ostc; Col.
ored. 9oNIc. W.
,.Sgss steady; stAts. lsolsxe, wsatsra. ~
sasar quiet. -. Esansd Cutloas. s0sMe
TaloW quiet prime city. Nc.
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Re Ussssssga go Chsnpsahs Fsssses Leave
she CNy ~ . Weea.

~ 00oegesGa go Chesepeoeo Fustlso Leave
shs CWy NJ . WesA.
All IVES hustle and confusion about the
Psnnsyi ivsuia railruad this morning for q
half hour before the 630 train arrived. The
cause Of this IVES that the Couestnea and
Chesapeake Bay clubs were leaving town 70
spend . week.
The Chesapeake club gathered In Centre
square early, whore they formed In Ina
Headed by the Metropolitan hand, OF Co.
lumbis, they marched up North Queen street
to the station and presented = tiue appear.
ance In their new white helmets and
blue shirts. Arriving At the depot they
boarded special car which bore large pieces
Of canvas on either side with the words
chesapeake Camping Club Of Lancaster,
Pa" The members Of the club leaving were
- follows: +. Bachler. l.. H. Bachler, r. Il.
Ball, A. N. Burger, J. Burger, w. Bushopg,
w. T. Dubbs, K. u. Eby, u. : Griilits q.
II. Hambright { Heitshu, J. Hsrcleroth, W.
T. H"cb, G. uotlmeier, K. NJ. kaufman, J.
kaufman, Z. Is. kline, +. d. Lsidig, l. Nor.
beck, W. A. Reist, +. X. Ssylor, II. Steiger,
walt John warfel.
The Conestogs club did not have band
but were met by one in Columbia They
made no parade, but each member stole
quietly TO the station. They al; wore straw
hats and the regulation blue shirt and al
seemed anxious for q good time The,
boarded the same train with the Chesa
peakers, which had several more cars OF
than usual The members of the club, all o
whom either went this morning or will z
during the week, are as follows
s. Matt Fridy, John Ftidy, Hiram
l.. CARRIER, Jacob $. Wilmer, Clay
ton r. Myers, William X. Beard, jaime
McDsvitt, Abraham Sh:rk, $. Clay Miller
Wilmer Hess, Ben jamin Hershey, Frederic
Engle, b. Frank Eshleman, Harry L. Trou
Samuel n. iundt, David Bofisnnyer,C ,Chri
+. Stoner, Israel Carpenter, Ii. Z. Demutl
jr, James Wiley, Walter KendiG, John \
Stehman, Amos II. Mylib, &. &. Seitz, {
Albert Smith, John H. High, II. l.. Stehms
J. Gust Iook, q. NJ. Zshm, John Coplsn
Abe. Keller, Frank Keller and T. &. Vile
The clubs took with them every thing
the line OF camping outfits, besides plenl
OF good things for the stomach. Betwee
them they had a freight car filled to the 10
| Each party had several cooks
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25

CHICAGO, July 2.-The D~otsvC JosrWnI n.
ports Catue-kccsipts, LOU head; shipments.
none market steady; shipping steers, ~ to
l,aU Ss. q i03A IS; stccksrs and fes'ders. sl 10
o. %; COWS, bulls and mixed. d So ~; Texas
cattle. el AdbS ~.
Hoss-kecsipts. 5000 head shirments. 2.TO
head market stronger rough and mixed. & NJ
O. IS: packing and shipping. q S0o 10; light
6 S15 Is; skfps, o l00S@
shoep-Receipts, 2,UO head: shipmenA.
SO; market steady natives, el S0D< ~; West
80
EAST LIBSlrr.--Cattle---R Recetpta. ais
shipmeuts. t7o; market nothing doing all
through consignments cars shipped to New
RI,
Hoss-Receipta. 1850 head shipments s.sO
head market frm PhiladslphiAs, . Ss05 -
Workers., q t;(tS 81; common to light q Sl1o w
hogs shipped Ia New York. none.
Sheep-kscsipts, 2+OO head shtpments, stN
market fair prime, ~ 51Se&6S: fair to good. o. ~
o. ~; common. .! SOS 80; spring lambs. q a06 -.
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T. B. Howell, son of r. b. Howell, IL
spending his vacation on his grandfsther's
(Thoa Bsumgsrdner's) farm at Marticville.
Jss e. Gable and family are at Chestnut
Level, Lancaster county.
MrA VIM. H. Bitner and Mrs. Henry l.,
Trout. daughters Of M Joseph Y. Colby,
OF this city, together with Mrs. Trout's
daughter, are summeriDg In WsteryiIle,
Maine, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Colby.
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q BIsndOr Suie,

Tho Baltimore Mutual Aid society to-day
brought suit for Islander against J. W. Jones,
manager OF the Metropolitan insurance com.
pany. The defendant was arrested and gave
ball In the sum Of e 600. The allegation OF
the plaintiff is that Jones circulated reports
that the Baltimore company 10 . fraud.
Jones says that be will be able TO prove nj
the proper time that what he said ia true.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25

Uriah Hsgsns, OF Strasburg borough, died
ct his late residence on Saturday last In the
SD year of his sge He had been sick for
over year. Mr.. Hagsns was highly re.
spected and weli.known In his neighb0rho0d.
He wss lifelong Democrat and took great
interest In the party. A wife and foug child.
rsn survive The funeral will take place on
Tuesday afternoon OF 2 O'Clock.
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sweating blood ON . Very Hot Day.

The workmen on several houses being
built in Marietta, Ga, felt the heat to . degree
that almost rendered it impossible for them
to continue work. Mr.. Murray, . carpenter
working for Mr.. Miller on Mr.. Frank
Northcutts house. became sick, the perspira-
tion almost ceased to flow, but, strange to
say, blood oozed from the top Of his head
profusely. He washed 1t OF, and soon his
hair became clotted with bis Oh again. The
sweating OF blood seemed 10 give him relief.
He quit work and went home Several gen.
tlemen witnessed this strange occurrence
and vouch for its truth.
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Fired Two shots st HIS wife.

Mrs William Hiney, rsg-picker's wife,
narrowly escaped death At the hands Of her
enrsged husband Saturday in Harrisburg.
The married life Of the couple had been very
unhappy, and six weeks ago Mrs Hiney
separated from her husband and took up her
residence with . brother-in law residing in
the northern part OF Dauphln county. She On.
tered suit against her husband for mainteu-
ance aud he hearing OF it determined TO Kill
her. As she and her brother. .in.lsw were
leaving home in q wagon, Hiney fred two
shots at his wife and precipitstely fled, no
doubt thinking he had killed her. one Of
the bullets passed through Mrs Hiney's
clothing, but she WAS not hurt The would.
be murderer IL ct large
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25
Esrsped Serious lnjury.

Frederick Wilhelm, the well-known
auctioneer, met with IN accident last night
that might have resulted seriously. While
returning from RswIiusville colorsd camp
meeting about 10 o'clock, his team ran into .
ditch by the roadside; and being thrown to
the ground the front wheel of the heavily
loaded wagon passed over his arm and
shoulder, but the horses were luckily stopped
just theD, and Mr.. Wilhelm escaped with
only few bruises and scratches.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25

There WAS large crowd at the big bridge
Of the Pennsylvsnis railroad, which CROSSES
the Conestogs, yesterday. They had An ,ds.
that the bridge was to bs moved up the
stream to the temporary structure, but such
was not the case. 1t IL now said that the
bridge will DO moved for certain on next
Sunday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25

HUt u TUucS1Im6u LoUef0.
Following is the list Of letters remaining
unclaimed In the Lancaster postofiice tor the
week ending Monday, July 25:
Ladies LisI-MrA frankie Arthur. Mr.,
Elisa Howard. "''
Gents List-John Wesley Arnold. Jno
=. FREELY J. Gune, Fred. q. Hosey. RoheIf
Hustsd, George w. Mills, Jaa G. Mitchell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25
Fatal Powder MIN Explosion.

THoMAsTON, Me, July % The Warren
powder mill blew up this morning at s
o'clock. They had started up the kernelling
mill, in which we're 30 kegs OF powder three
minutes previous to the explosion. George
Shepperd, workman, aged 30, was instantly
killed, being literally torn in pieces. The
explosion was heard for many miles around.
The same mill was blown up last February.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25

Ioussspsnosass q slSrsLLissFcrn.
vnmAs July "a young 500 OF JaA
uvln6 - Lec.se ssssse below fffsh,
. w ponNl eccsosos No We
eeseoe . oPso wmooW, Wnicn W.
eoo ~ suck. Ao oooy came IN con-
~ ~ c1Ppoet whlcn eave wsy
~ wtaeow 70 MI win considerable
upea ~ ohild's hneers. which were
- - . truly horrible manner. His
~ weoeeo ID % ugntiy thas II was
aeSss.ary 70 Pr up the sash with
0oe = oeo0 % ne me child. DR.. q. ID.
EAd alleviaaed the extfeme suffering Of
- ~.
HserV Ossr - De@.
Mnny Lookard, weaiknown young man
~ tDWD, went On nnhing excursion 70 the
- 6o Wao sofonely approaching the dam
n11nUoAo9 unConoCious Of the feet that the
VuoR "a risen about Q foot when he was
nu6sly sroussd from the revsrie iu which he
~ fallen, By the increased rate OF which his
sssaRk" moved. With moro agility than he
~ ever accredited with he succeeded in
noving himself, bot his boat wss swept over
~ bgsass Of the dam and picked up some
eislnuce below,
Arrssssd ssr Robssry.
Ofhcor Wittick arrested Douglas McC3ildrey
= Safe Harbor charged with robbipg, in
ounnectsoo with John Carson, the saloon Of
John q Smith.
Onacers Gilbert and Kennedy arrested Tom
Es,Iy. Patrick Conley, Patrick Welsh, vii
Ian Smith and David Thomas for train
iumpaps: !: theee men ware BROUGHT beior,
SQUIRE Solly, who cent them 70 is,l for te,
aeys soch.
The Com,,r p,cn,cs
TIE Salem Lutheran Sunday school vii
epond tomorrow st Lititx.
On THURSDAY, August 4, the Young Peoples
asDocistsou OF the First Evangelical Luthers,
church will picnic as McCaIls Ferry.
Ths 81 Johns Lutheran Sunday schoo
picnic q Peoryn park on August 10th.
On August 10th Gen. Welsh post, No. lis
@. A. H., picnic at Penryn park
Steer Killed By Lightning
On Saturday afternoon steer belonging t
III. 3. 3. Deewtler was struck by lightning
and instantly killed.
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rev HorR ssOoRa.

Nsw ioRx. July IS. l:So p. m.-Money closed
at tk05 per cent Exchange steady. o. s5k
- sSk Governments steady. Currency 6's, q .
bid ZEE Coup, q rs bid; $3<'s DO. q tsE bid.
The stock market this morning opened quiet
but nrm at advances Of \. to y per cent, led BY
Louisville l. Nashville, which was quite &C
lively bought for foreign account. After the
hrst half hour the market became extremely
dull and prices lost part of the early adv snce.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-25

Nay Adams This krening.-This evening the
May Adams company viii open In the Grand
opera house. West King street. 1t is no ex.
aggeration to say that 1t - the best speciality
company by far that has ever appeared At this
house. The troupe includes many OF the finest
variety artists In the country. among whom are
quite a number Of ladies'. The steam fans are
In opeTati on ana make the building very cool